St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-11
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.

On the local board there was fair trade
and the inquiry from shippers was steady.
Prices paid for the best grades were about
the same as the day before. Receipts were
sos cars. with 1873 shipped out. Duluth re-
ceived SOC cars and prices weakened at that
point in consequence. Local sample tables
were well covered and good share of it was
cleaned off, though some of it remained.
Following are the closing quotations: No.
hard, in store, November, 7Ol2c; Decem-
Der. 7O4c; January, 71S4c; May, NC, on
track 7I12c; No. / Northern, in store, No.
yember, SIC; December, Csc; January, 69c;
May, 74c; ON track, 6S169; No. 2 Northern,
in store, November 64c; December, Csc;
January, &c: May, 71c; on track, 65@67c.
Sales included: 10000 No 1 Northern, O.
t., to arrive, Csc. Car lot sales by samples:
- cars No. hard, Tic; 2 cars No. hard,
72c; cars No. hard, o. t., 71I2c; 1S cars
69c; 10 cars No. Northern, or. way bill
f. o. b. tran, zoe; cars No. l Northern,
6Sl2c;7 cars No. Northern, zoe; 2 cars
No. Northern, 6S12e; cars No. North
Is cars No. l Northern, from 67l3c to 6sl2e !;
i car No. 1 Northern, extra, Tic; II
cars No. 2 Northern, 66c; 1 car
| No. 2 Northern, with transit, 6612c; 2
cars No. Northern, delivered, Csc;
! car No. Northern, original way bill o. f.,
67c: ID cars No. 2 Northern. 65l5c; 2 cars
No. Northern. Csc; 2 ears No. 2 North
ern delivered, &C; 1 car No. Northern,
| o. t., S5l2c; / car NO. Northern, 6412c: IL
cars No. 2 Northern, 65@67l2c; l car No.
way bill, 65c: l car sample, o. T., CSC; car
sample, o. t., 67Ac: l car sample, Soc; car
| car sample, 6512c; car sample, Csc; cars
sample, Csc; 8 cars sample, 57@6Slsc /;
| l car No. , white oats, 25c; l car OATS o. t.,
| 25c; / car No. 2 white oats, OFT, 26Ac; car
| oats, 24l2c; one car hay, o. t., $50; car
hay, 50.
Fiour-The Market Record says: There
,rNf4 Ao.l. lN,,f Il,
late activity in the market a great deal Of
-four was contracted by Minneapolis millers
| for future delivery. So much forward selling
| was done that it is even now crowding sew
eral to get out product enough to meet the
contracts as they fall due. There are other
| mills that are able to meet their forward sales
| as they fall due and furnish fair amount
for current delivery sales. 1t is believed that
none of them are cutting prices, but on the
| contrary are holding with much trmneSs. 1t
is said though that country millers are cut
ting under now. But, with winter and frozen
streams, that competition will most likely be
reduced to a minimum. And here even the
outlook is for reduced production during the
winter. Patents sacks to local dealers, 81. Is
6t4. 25; patents to ship, sacks, car lots, s4@
4.l5; in barrels, 81. 25@l4. 35; delivered at
New England points, $4,000. 10; New York
points, S4.S5@5; delivered at Philadelphia
and Baltimore, 81. S0@4.95; bakers, SO. 400
$50; superfne, 81. S5@25O: Red Dog, sack,
S1.45@I.55; Red Dog. barrels 81 COG 80;
rye flour, pure, cwt.. S1.75; buckwheat flour,
barrel, S5.5O@6.
Bran and Shorts-Prices are strong at 81 @. so
@11.25 for bulk bran; shorts S11@12.50, ac-
cording to quality.
Corn-Selling steady at SOC for good sam
pies of No. 2 and o. t.
Oats-With larger deliveries the advance
has been checked and sales not quite so
easily made, even at quotations, as few days
earlier. Prices range at 23@26l2c, but to get
| the top the lot must be choice white. Sales
| No. white were made at &c o. {.
Barley-This grain when good enough for
| brewing was stiff with sales at 50@60c.
Flaxseed-Sold at 81 .12@1. 1914. Chicago
| S1.17@1. 1872.
Feed-Firm at S14.5O o. t.; $15@15.5O
| (. o. b.
Hay-Receipts have been larger and with
! more offering buyers are bidding less. Sales
at S7(99 for wild. Timothy sold at S12@13.